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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXERCISES.

A pretty operetta entiuel the Prince OF the Flam
ing STAR was given by the graduating class at the
exercises Of female department OF school No y, at
Eighty 80 ond-st and West En,i-dyc yesterday. The
school also sang the lullaby from "Ermime' Eccita-
tious were given by Kate Martin, May Eorgus, Nina
Estoppe and NeLio Cl.ogiy.
In Greenwich Avenue school No al, OF which Miss
Elizabeth Cavannah Is principal tho Roy. Dr. Mac
Arthur MADE pleasant address TO the graduating class
o. giis Eta 4. DaniiOrd was Tie yAlcdic-
torIln. The sautatoiy addrss Was maze W Aiss ~
Van Dcrzce Lee.
The class reception at Miss NJ. +. Tates school In
Twenty i0uftn-st. attracted more vi the IroiBls
OF the scLool than The assembly loom would accom-
MEDIATE. Tue forty graduates were prctthy atulcd
In white AMI tue room was decorated with hanging
baskets festoons OF flowers or Tho reception. ho
citations gi,eu by Bertha BIantiOn, florence
IllenswoJtl, Alice handeier, Minnie Levy and Emily
McAurray. The valedctorian was Mary =. Purple
Tho Rev. 1T. RaihoiOrd made "A pleasant address 10
tie class. Peter Macionaid chairman OF the Board
OF Trustee presided
Grammar Schools Nos. 60 and 81 held their closing
exercises Jointly la the MorrranIa school house. Al
leIt S. Cole the salutato ian and Ernest R0nde
the vaedctOnln. 500 a chorus, Every Inch a
Sailor" was given In compliment Ia Captain Samuels
OF the yacht muntess, who presided In No. 90
there were fifty three graduates ard In No. ~ berc
twenty seven. Prizes IN No. 81 awarded
to Jcuuo McEwen, Ernest ,ondel, Sara NJ. TmpsOn and
Cha los Dietrich. In No. 60 prDcs were awarded "
Gertrude T.. Morse, w. Il. Seufert, Eugelia a. Kozicu
Alice Lynch and Josie NJ. Quirk.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALrNGa

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALtNGA
The grain markets yesterday quiet and as rule s
turees The day closing OF the June dsis anS
fourteen loads bushel) bought under the rules
for account who unable TO mako deverss
The price at committee made the purchases
was 81 or the close Wednesday night New
York thus winds I'D with serious trouble
The market wheat practically suspende9
while the outon deal June was being lquidzieL f0
ne wheat better prices we're obtained a
cent being scored Spring also furnished tho buD
Of the export which up 10 10000 bushels
The later options cu and Irregular moving withine
narrow close steady with July down GER
al "a Il August s4 October At $685. and January at yO4
being up and September at s5 and December AZ
unchanged Cash corn was shade easer ans
shippers bought $4,000 bushels The options presented ne
sensational aud ended heavy on er Jaly 40:
and August ut A. ana September AZ ~ cents
the market was dull and unchangsd op'ions
bat practically unchanged at 80 Tor July
and so for August and The hra sPscns
option. closed up u poiLs Tor July at 70 81 ~ Tor Az
aud November ST. and points for December at ~ %
The receipts reported yesterday at Now org
PhiIaislphta. Baltimore and Boston were as folowG
Wheat bushels; Oh 06j bushels oats 81 III
bushels total grain 4j0937 bushels; nour 3o56i PACK
sgsS Al Chicago Milwaukee, aud st. Louis arrivals were
WIsai' So $50 bushels; corn. 1884 bushels oats
ils7oS bushels total grain 3eS0Si bushels -FOUR 2oos
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COTTON MARSErs-BY rELEGsApI

LIVERPOOL June 80 1880 p m.-cotton steady with
far demand Mddlg ypl.aas sd o dc s Orleans Is
uatlon aud export 800 bales. ALI American.
Futures quiet Upland. Low Niddlns clause. june delw
s 81 s4d. do. July asd August dsIiyery 57:64d "a
August aud September delivery 5ss4di also s9-64di
sd DO October and November delivery Soe4di ass
2904d. do November and December delivery 20 o4d,
do December and January delivery 62o-64d; do septsn
Tenders delivery at todays clearings 500 bales new
W n m-cotton.-Good Kidding Upiands 9 lid: Mid
ding Uplauds l5-l6d Low Milling UglAnds O. l3i1di
Good Maainx Texas .iGt, MhidIlng Texas Is edi
Low Mdding Texas, l3l6'; Good Ordinary Texas 2ti
Middiins Orleans lb.l6d Low Middling Orleans Is
3d. Ordinary Orleans. SL, Ordinary Orleans D
Som-Cotton-The sales day included $500 bales
Futures firm Uplands Low Mddlng elausa June de
6ld Ly,, do delivery. 6s-u4d. buyers;
do August aud September lelivery 59.6tL buyers do
her And November delivery 30-64 sellers do Novean
Dor and DeeemseI delivery 2'ead seller, DO pseem
January delivery, 2oo4d sehots 10 Sepoinoet
delivery d064L sellers ...,,,,
closed gpa1S. Low ,n SSdSn: ei.a'
suy a5sa sellers 10 August and september dsivery
6o64d. sellers. do September AMI ooteesr delivery -
64L sellers; do October aad Sosenser ashvery "a
buyers do. December and January delivery 2e;oSd
sellers TO- January aed Fserua,' delivery 260%d sellers
GALVESTON. June 30-Cotton quiet Alddine, 10 I-lot
Low aidaing l0l.l6; Good Ordinary. 49, exports
-. IA bae.; sock 4 1874 bales.
NORFOLK June 3O.-coston quiet. Middling TO-. nss
a aan gross s.i.. bales; stock. 1852 bales
SIyIsyAH Juns 3O.-Cott,n nominal. Middlns l0ss
e eSw nia paiss ,a... bales stock SiaS
Nsw.oRLxAxs, June 8o-Cotton quiet Mldaias 10 !io;
low HsaS az bales exports Coastwiss $50 bales ssiss
500 bales. stock. 1905 baleA
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THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE juno 30.-Cotto1 dull mlddiiur llisc -...
Flour steady and Western Supsrhne 81 BOD
So s. as 30 10. Fanny - 90 o. CITY
Mills Supsrnne o. TO- Extra s. Is as IO do no
~ Is PataDsco Family 50 " DO ouperSve
Patent So wheat-southern steady western aniet
thsrp % Amber ~ o6c: NO esteIn
Winter Rod S35a-io; DO Tor Jnlv S3s0s3ssc: 40
August s3s4s3Sc; do Soptenber stsoS sc 49,: Corn
sou herr nominal White SO G56c yellow - case Western
steady Mixed 45c BID July i4'c bia oats nr'n
81 o 3Jc PennsVIvaAia S3a37c.-...kye steady At 5so
6On......ur duh PRIME 10 IBolce Western sii W
asl3 90 Provisions were easy. Ness Pork $40 w
a BukueAts shoulders and cl,N RIO sides
lacked So Bacon-Shoulders 7hdstc-. Clear .sio
SIDES Sc Hams l2l l4c....... Iard-kehned at si<c
Butter vas seanv. Western Packet IL % iic Creamery
ID higher al % Petroleum steahy-
Rsnned 6Asc....Corss-ilo cargoes- ordinary 10 TAR
lT.Slsc. steady A soft b69e :;C Copper
tonD-d %. &c 49,. Whiskey STEADY at 81 1881 d..
Flour ia 81 Gram Sd Recepts-Four Ia S45 bos
Wheat 81 800 bush Corn II 7OU Ousn. oats 900 vush
RYE -. Dusn shlpments-FlSur 3l,276 Ibis wheat
n 300 Corn busn sa!ss-"heat 4254Oo Oush
Cora 200 bush
BUFFALO. June 30.-whest-No Hard In light demand,
bu ,dor. nrm bu sold at S3c. NO. Hart North
srn Paeihc offered at SIC wiBtsI Wheat duh. weak and
lower NO z ked sac. NO. White Mlchxsn IS &c TO
arrive......Corp quiet Oat hrm. No 43c No az >n
No elbow 431sc. No. yellow 43c IN store Oats In
good demand. No2 White 81 4354c. no. White 80 Sc
30 Mixed 81 93l c....Rye unsettled and loNer NO
Western 81 zoe. flouriuli amt unsettled Nufeeu
scarce and -Ccrnmea and oatmeal dule
Wheat market closing SIC Oil corr sc
Flour 1900 bbls Wheat 4ov." 200 bnsh
Corn $1,000 Oats bush BARLEY - busn itaii-
road $1,000 bOs Wheat vtOOu bush Cora
$4,000 ou'n o,. mn bush Barley "a 600 Sssh oats
shipmeuts-Whc<L lolOOO Corn oo"VV ouSAI O"''
BUSH
cutc.ao luna The uc futures ranged follows
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IN OTHER COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.

WoRcEsTI r. Mass, June 80. Commencement exer-
cises were held to-day at Holy Cross College Governor
Amc, and staff present The graduating class Is
composed Of John j. Barhns Newton; O. NJ. OConnor.
sion; James j. Hopkins. New-JerssY; Edward j.
WEIGH Lowell James J. Donnelly Worcester; James j.
Howard. North Brookteii; +. K Kenny, Hartford ":
J. Anern, Boston; Thomas j. McCoy' H2y3se Jopn r.
Ford, Boston NJ. X Connolly, Beverly, and John r.
O'Brien,' Lowell
ALLENTOWN Penn. June 30-The twentieth COM
mencement OF Muhlenberg College WAS neld to-day.
Twelve STUDENTS graduated ani number OF homo
rary degrees were conferred Doctor OF Laws upon
Professor Y. A. Mullen nerg. OF PhiladeiPhiL
BURLINGTON. VT. June 30.-The commencement e1er-
cises Of the University OF Vermont took place today
Among the honorary degrees conferred were Doctor OF
Divinity the Rev. r. p. Wheeler OF Ponghkoepse, ~ u.
and President g. r. Huntington, OF Alma oliege hichi
gan. Doctor OF Laws, j. Phelps, of Burlington hin
lser TO England
MIppLEBukY VT, June 30.-The exercises OF the grad
uating class Middebury College were held yesterday
These honorary degrees among Others were conferred
Master Of Arts. Il. L. Temple. Of Rutland: Doctor OF
Divinity the Rev. George Ganct, OF bostoE; the Rev.
BENJAMIN Labbare missionary IN Persa Tor
wears and the Rev O. ". Phillips, of Rutland Doctor
Of laws Melville H. Stone Editor Of The Chicago Duly
Neps. and Interstate Commerce Commissioner "akef'
OF Rutland.
SPRINGFIELD Mass. June 3O.-The new academy
building at Monson dedicated yesterday. The Rev.
j. H. Ward OF Boston. the president OF the day.
Professor Ives Curtis Of Chicago made an address on
"A Plea for a Christian Academy" Rev. George A.
Prentss OF Bridgeport, read an lRnai poen anu 'uo
Rev. 5. A. tufts gave the historical address
LEWISTON. Me-, June 30-rhe graduating exercises AT
Bates College took place today no honorary degrees
were conferred.
ORoNo Me-, June 30-Today ia class day at the Maine
State College The Grafton delivered by A. H. saun
ders; the history by ii. A. McNay. the poem by j. ~
azelIe and the prophecy by c. A. Mason. The address
10 the undergraduates was delivered by e. Williams and
the yaledi etory 10y \. M. Merrill The class ode was
written by Alice A Hicks
PaiLApL1 PHIA, June 30.-The commencement OF the
Philadelphia Central High school held this morning
I'm the Chestnut Greet Opera House There were thirty
graduates VINO received me degree OF Bachelor OF Arts
courses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL. June so-provisious Bacoa. Cumeeraai Cat
3Js Ga: Long dldss 5S& u; snort Clear Mddies
3Ss 6i 35s 1L Sholi srs 3Os - par cwL bsse
so, Oh IaIia Moss Prime Mesa lis OIL FORK
Prime Ness b6s I'D per bDL; Prime Mess. Eastera
az, J4s 3D. Prime VEST
am 3iA Cd, Lard 3%s. Cd Hams-Long Gu. 50a
Bitter-5us Oh tor anest aIts1
states CLeese-Anerican Choice AGA OIL WheatChse
WesterH Spring Us. 81 3G1 lid Rei Winter. Ga lot
Is Oh pc centaL New No. Winter. Is Id; do No.
Surus IA OBJ Mxel Western. Is I'd: California va
J. Is lid So OH do No S. Ill o. 81 per GENITAL Pro-
dnce-plrts Turpentine 29s 3 DO at London 2ls "a
per cwL Refine Petroleum, sgd per gallon Clover seed
American Red 49a per owL Tali0w-22s 3D. per cwe
Fine American. 2ls 5L. Prime CITY. IA Cd. per cwt
Rosn-Common IS 81, Pila lis 81 1JA u Linsssl III
2s I'D per cwt Provsions-A nercan aefrigerttst ass
2d 3D. per ID HOPS AZ Lon.
aoa-Sew.Y YORK state ~ lisa IS u Cotsoasssi
Oil Liyerpoei make 2ls OIL - 80,
LONDON June 3O.-Produce-Lasesl OIL 2ls cd 02lA
O,i nor cwt Calcutta Lnsee yos I'd per quarters La.
sect Cake e5 2s I'D per ton: Refined Petroleum otn.
a5,d Der gallon spirits OF Tarpsntins. as. III poe
cwt Pala Is Oh oils. Of Provlsons-Lari 5!s ~ pse
ewt for American Sngar-l3S I'D for Cubs cea
trugai poorzing yo' aud la OIL oils ID for Aascoyais
isr rsinus anoa Australian Tallow-Beef BIS g. s2jA
Cd; Mutton. 21A Oh e3Is 81 Coco.nat oi-Ceyon go
Cochin e37 nercaa RstiserAtei BeeL IS 3D. ioe
quarters and Is o. for fora quarters psr 'ftis
carcass
BREVKy June 3O.-Petroleum. marks o pfennngn
l.sri clossi s. ntrxs % pfennnss par III
ANTWERP. Jane 3o.-Peroleum1Fne Pale American, ID
francs pa aud 1912 francs confines sellers
wilcoKs Lard closed Al 81 francs 10 csntnsse Id ko@
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A Multitude of Ailments.

Tho ailments which act the kidneys and bladder
numerous that merely to them wouid I'LL q space
outrunnng the limits of this article Suffice say
they both obstinate and dangerous To prevention
Hosetters Stomach Bt,ers well adapted Tho stimulus
lends the action OF the kidneys they
iehargc to counterfeit tendency them lapse.
FIRST state OF pernicous inactivity and asrward into
positive organic disease which destroys their
delicate tegumcDts poisous the Dloo: and death
double purpose served by this depursnt 1t promotes
activity CT kidneys erpes from the blood
which channel outlet those
Constipation biiousness fever aud rheumatism and
dyspepsia remeded by this medicine Of thorough
wide scopA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
CLOSING EXERCISES AT DARTMOUTH.

HASov X. N. IL, June so (Spec,aii.-The llSth COM
encement of Dartmouth College was celebrated 10 day.
The weather been oppresvey since early this
morning The absence Of booths about the campus
q great improvement former years. although the
crowd from surrounding country large ever
before The exercises In the church began at 1913
= in. and were follows sautstory address in Latin
erature,' W. ID. Quint; F." Irish Land Problem" r. g.
VIM; Higher study OF English. r. =. Emory state
rraft old new" j. N. Willard: Dispu alton, " Did
North the South produce the greater generals IL
the Civil War; J. d. Bell, J. simpson; :" The We
sorian Jubilee" f. W. knight; Dangers OF Specialism
Trio Of French Poets." W. Buckley; Grafton and vale
dlctory, Property Privilege and Law A. r. iailock
Degrees we're conferred and final honors awarded as
follows Engsh-S g. Bartlett, jr. c1im taude; T. J..
Emory, cum taude Frepch-E 2. Noyes. rum Ltude;
W. 8. Ross. Mathematcs-J. VI. Willard. tdude The
degree OF Master OF Arts was conferred uion twenty
alumni aud upon Governor Charles II. sawyer, A. A.
Putnam, o. e. Moore. A. Clarke. c. Parker. C. A. Car
penter. e. stearns. L. Blood. = Corning; Doctor
Gates. O. ID. Robinson Doctor OF Divinity r.
d. Aver. E. Talbot l!octor OF Laws
George H0adly w. @. Yeascy W. g. Ladd. The exercises
asted till half past The graduating class assembled
outside and gave the class yell
After the alumni dinner the speaking opened by
President Bartlett upon the ag. character aud
rencwn Of month"; and upon the str ngth. uanlibss
Crosby introduced o. W. Nesmith OF he class OF 20 lilo
followed by Ex-Governor Neyes. OF Ohio and the nst
of the graduates called upon for response was tho son
of the last speaker j. e. sSpson aud lev others OF
the younger alumni responded ball was given In tho
gymnasium this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.


LONDON Jlne 3O-l23O D. m.-COnsos l01 7l6 for money
and lOl for Atlantic aud Great western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 4G do second Mort
gage 10ia Canadian Pacific 63ti Erie 3d. do Second
Ionsos lO2g. Mexican Ordinary, CHS Illinois Central
l27 ex divi ST. Paul Common. 92L; NewYork Central
l4; Pennsy wanna 81 Reading, 26ss Mexican Central
IT, -. oo .-....
adyces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 30 francs
81 y centimcs for the account.
Money ioD2 per cent -,
The rate OF discount open lrket for three months
bills IS IL, per ceG:. .--. .
D. m-ConsOls lOl 7l6 for both and the account
Canadian Pacific 63. Mexican Ordinary 6ZSs 81 Paui
Common. 92A; New-York Central, ia 's Reading. zoe
Hadsons Bay Company, %
luoted at ~ l16d. per ounce.
The amount of bullion WITHDRAWN from the Bank Of Eng.
Ian on alancs today Ia f430OO. oo- ooo
bullion Bank OF England mas decreased 1oV'ooo
The poporfon of the Bank England TO the la
bity whi 47.5l cent Is now 43Oo per
an $3.50.
Paris adyces quote Three Cent Rentes at 80 francs
for the account, and exchange on Lohuoh
8 "a ~ cent ues for checks
PARIS June 3O-The weekly statement OF tho Bank OF
France shows 2400 QUO francs In gold. and
800 900 francs in silver.
The bullon s Is OOO withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance 10. day was shipment TO Fewfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
DEGREES CONFERRED BY WESLEYAN.

A DIVIDED PRIZE IN oRAToRY-Cl osING EXERCISES
OF THE ECLECTIC FRATERNITY.
MIpDLETowN, June 80 tspeeiall. -Tne graduating ex-
srcises Of the class OF 49, Wesleyan University were
held to-day In the Methodist Church About IL
o'clock Professor Crawford the marshal OF the occasion
escorted the alumni guilty trustees and seniors TO the
seats reserved for hem With President Beach upon the
platform Governor Lounsbury senator Patt secro-
tary OF State Hubbard. State Treasurer Warner and
Bishop Foss Bishop Hendrix, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. offered prayer and the commencement
,ratons the Rich prize in oratory were delivered as
follows: Albert w. Thayer, Modern Education y;
Joseph G. Rockwell. "Spinoza"; Frank H. Richhond'
"Colerdge Edward e. Ninde, The Political Consist
ency OF Edmund Burke -; Jacob A. Cole, Demands OF
the Age upon college Graduaes Herbert d. Rockwell
Sectional Antagonism between the North and the
south;v Walter X. Breed. personally In It's
Relation to Social Evo uton"; Odell $. smith, Ele-
nents Of Methodism -; Herbert WEIGH, Greek
Philosophy aud Christianity The prize was divided be-
twe.n Edward S. Nnde and Herbert d. Rockwell The
class numbers fory-two mcmbers, three OF whom are
women There are three first honor and ten second
honor members.
There was a storm OF applause when the degree Of
Doctor OF Laws was confhrred upon Phineas C. Louns-
bury Governor Of the sta VINO is Wesleyan trustee
The same degree was conferred Henry Marcy Of
Boston The degree OF Doctor OF Divinity was conferred
on the Rev. Professor Henry Lummis. of Lawrence Uni
versity; tho Rev. William NJ. Hughes. Troy " " and the
Rev. Edgar Noncena smith, Kents Hill. Me- The de-
T. Tarley short. Governor Of Wesley Coisfe Taunton.
England tho Rev. stephen Oliu Benton OF Providence
the Rev. Arthur ~ Flack. Caverack institute sod In
course, twenl y-four members OF the class Of 81
aS shall be secs Judge Rsy
noids OF Brooklyn been elected president of the
Board of Trustees place OF Ol iIoyt deceased
At the Ece, Fraternity banquet poem
from the peu George Lansing Taylor was
road; also, fraternai letter OF regret from Judge
REYNOLDS WHO Is travelling 5 y The West ana shs
this greae Wesleyan frsserny attended the seni-crn
nal reun on Alexander wiDchell DIR A. g. Hunt. ex-
Pitkin OF Colorado; ex-Congressman Hubbard
OF vs. Virginia; Bishops Gilbert Haven. r. U Hsv'n
am -, Dr. j. NJ. Buckley the Rev. DR. Joseph
Cummings. president OF the NORTHWESTERN University,
have teen among honoed members OF the organise
ton in half OF its brilliant history Al the
alumni dinner this afternoon DR. Mills Of EDira acted
as toasmaste Governor LouDsbury responded tor 1he
Connecticut and referred TO The fact that this
este to the than any other state
In Union senator Plat spoke for the General Gov
eminent" Martin A. Knapp. Of Syracuse re po" ded Tor
the Trustees; Professor waldo.for the committee op TX
aminaions; Bishop Hendrix. Tor the Bishops H. g.
Newton for the Law The classes OF 81. g. ~ IL 80
ana held reunions. The exercises throughout
have been Of the most interesting character
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ssA oontessousrs A. So :. Powdered eos Liza
Yious 1.2yV bbla Wheat 10000 bush Corn hush
Oats 500 snpnsuts-whsAs 1000 bush Oess
$500 BusA UaD 5000 bush
PHILADELPHIA Jnse 30--3;45 p. m.-wheat Corn ~
Oats and without important change
CiycrSNArT. June 30.-Fiour dull Family - ~
g. 65 Fancy IS 1883 90 wheat in fair demand Ns
.....Corn easier Nc Mixed S92 391c:. oats we're
steady Ma Mixed 70 Ss RYE was duli-So AZ 4yS
Meats nrner-short ribs at 81 SAY Bacon nrmshert Riee
anisLed eoeis bas. q 81 os Bgttsr In sec demand:
DAIRY l2bsl3c Eggs higher at l3c Hogs steaiy
Common Light - ass TO- Pacxiaf ana Huecnere
TO- S6 rs Receipts 2400 shipInenfs zoo nsaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON

30.-AJ the wool rales to-day there vasa
fair home and foreign attendance composition was brisk
and prices irm some lines OF black brought high
Or c-s Following the sales In detail:
Nctora-Sales 5000 bales secured, Ia h3i 02s slli
40 Toe and pieces ais I'D greasy S2d Is al; do
locks and pieces, d I'D al I'D =,
New.Zeaand-Saies $500 bales; secured. Is ,d la
DO oc Ks pieces. Is 9ls 3D.; greasy, Gid ala Id
do. is aud pieces. sd a lud
Ia 10 I'D do locks pieces 92t Is I'd; greasy III
4 iOd; do locks and pieces. 5 I'D a. tri.
Queensland sales. 300 bales seouroi Ia I'D Sls Sd
pieces 10 hi Is Id: greasy. S3t a 10 at
south Ausrasalo 500 bales secured locks and piscei
3 lis 3qi
dpd do locks and pieces, Id.
Good Hope and NaaL-Saes l2Uo o2es securely
Ia "A a Is d greasy I'd es' DO locks and pieces -
1x6lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

State bonds we're neglected. South Carolina 6s nom
fundablo sold at 6a or city bank stock Commerce sold
C73i at III.
Railway bonds were quiet and firm. Erie second 6s
sold 90 $685. Missouri. Kansas and Texas "a were
higher o. Central Of New Jersey certificates sold at
00ia 1904, Canada Southern IS strong-frsts mt
90 seconds At 932 West Shore As were easier at
1884, New York. Chicago and st Louis llrss assented
were steady al 100 Richmond aud Allegheny hrst re-
crpts were up from 697s TO 72i207l o. Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan hrsts higher at
90 Green Bay. WinOna and St Paul IN
comes rose to iSiaaIS. Burlington and Quincy os
sold at lUS. Denver and Rio Grande Is were mp . AZ
S2 Atlantic and Pacific incomes closed Il higher at
35l2 Fort Worth and Denver rsts active aud %
lower &C Ola. st. Louis Arkansas and Texas SECONDS
rose "a TO 4S and closed at ~. -,
Money ranged from per cont TO Il per cent per diem
and Interest," last oan IL per cent aud closed quoted
is a 4 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

The twelfth annual exercises OF the jersey City Hish
School we're held in the Tabernacle last night Mayor
Cleveland, Chancellor McGll, State superintendent
Chapman, School superintendent Edison. A. b Poland,
principal of the High SCHOOL, the members OF the Board
Of Education me the different municipal boards.
the faculty OF the school aud the ory-nine graduates
occupied seats on the atforn The medals and
were presented by Chancellor McGi follows: Pr-sl-
dents medal. Kate f. Dobbs; German medal iaLzo >.
Standipger; classics medal Walter X Brdsal; Mayors
medal, Jos A. Munson; French medal. Annie W. Cooke;
normal medal Victoria A. Ralph; Dickinson medal.
Robert b. McCagne principals medal, jennie T. Owens;
sautaiorian medal Cora VI. Jennings; superintendens
medal. Edmund +. Ramsey entrance medal. Wlllam l.
Stout; special prize, Oscar H. smith
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PHI BETA KAPPA AT HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE, June 80 (Speeidh-The annual meeting OF
the Harvard Chapter OF the Phi Beta Kappa. the Alpha
OF Massachusetts, waS held this motning In BousIoh
Hail. president OF the Harvard ChRPSr Tor the last
wear was James Russell Lowell. Glass OF '5S. To-day
James Bradley Thayer '52, was chosen president;
Thomas W Hgginson 49, vice presidents Henry Pre0le'
ID secretary Henry Gardiner. Denncy. o., treasurer
The assembage of Phi Beta Kappa men to-day Was mus
ualy small. owing TO the fact that the orator VINO was
selected address the annual meeting was too Ill 10 ne
present Perhaps 200 formed into line with W. A. LeahS.
OF South Boston, lead OF the company as marsha
the day. They marched 10 old Massachusetts al ana
there they passed the pleasant hours COLLATION.,
lisening 10 music aud wise and witty speeches.